A place to put my stump

Hogwash said:
I think I'll make a table top to cover my stump and keep it dry. I might even throw a couple gallons of polyurethane at it after it has dried out for a few years. That should make it last a long time.
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Even I think I went too far

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Tony G said:
But the fun of that place is that there are a ton of blackberries and scrub oak to swing at. :cool: :thumbup:

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In that case, you're going to have to break down and buy an AK-47. An excellent brush blade. :thumbup:
 
Guyon said:
I agree that red wood is not necessarily a good thing.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but a red stump could be connected to overuse or (worse) an infestation of small bugs.

No one wants bugs on his stump.
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This is California, I think it's just a sun burn.

It could be some splinters from a pussy willow.
 
Hogwash said:
I take care of my stump. I set things I want to chop on top of it.

Beating on your stump must be the reason why it wore out so quick.
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I don't think beating on it was the problem. I think I got it wet too often.

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I'd rather beat my stump to pieces than let it just rot away. :eek:
 
Perhaps we should organize a fund raiser to get a new synthetic stump for Tony. We can make it out of Trex. That won't rot no matter how long he neglects it.
 
I always have a place to put my stump. :thumbup:

So many of you wanted my stump. But I had to say no, it only goes in one place.


Too bad I left it in VA. :grumpy:
 
Ban didn't rub my stump.

You must be thinking of someone else.

I am going to show Ban how to turn some rod in his new lathe and spin the cranks on his mill. Some people say it's all in the wrist but I machine by ear.

Kids, learn from Tony G, don't drink and type!
 
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